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Strategic Framework for the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) 2020–2030

Mission, vision and goal of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC)

Strategic objectives

Strategic objective A: Enhance global food security and increase sustainable agricultural productivity

Key result A1: All NPPOs have effective pest surveillance systems in place

Key result A2: All NPPOs have strong capacities to monitor, detect, diagnose, report, and prepare rapid responses to pest outbreaks

Key result A3: A plant health emergency response system is in place

Key result A4: Sustainable pest risk management options are implemented widely

Key result A5: All NPPOs have pest risk analysis capacity in place

Key result A6: Pest risk prevention is integrated throughout the production, processing and trade chain

Strategic objective B: Protect the environment from the impacts of plant pests

Key result B1: Parties recognize the management plant pests as part of their responsibilities with national environmental sector agencies

Key result B2: Parties have mechanisms in place to control the spread of environmental contaminating pests

Key result B3: Mechanisms are in place to share adaptation strategies for responding to the impacts of climate change

Key result B4: Agencies with environmental and forest biodiversity stewardship responsibilities regularly access information managed by the IPPC Secretariat.

Key result B5: Contracting parties continue to improve their capacity to implement key IPPC standards

Strategic objective C: Facilitate safe trade, development and economic growth

Key result C1: Commodity-specific standards with harmonized phytosanitary measures have facilitated and simplified safe trade in plant products.

Key result C2: Detections of pests in trade pathways are declining

Key result C3: NPPOs have built capacity and been supported to establish phytosanitary export assurance and phytosanitary certification systems

Key result C4: The efficiency of administering phytosanitary certification systems has improved

Key result C5: NPPOs have access to expert advice to enable resolution of bilateral trade concerns of a phytosanitary nature

Key result C6: NPPOs are able to meet regularly to deliberate on phytosanitary research and emerging issues

Key result C7: Contracting parties have legislation in place to enable implementation of ePhyto

Core activities

SS: Standard setting

CIC: Communication & international cooperation

ICD: Implementation and capacity development

IPPC development agenda 2020–2030

D1: Harmonization of electronic data exchange

D2: Commodity- and pathway-specific ISPMs

D3: Management of e-commerce and postal and courier pathways

D4: Developing guidance on the use of third-party entities

D5: Strengthening pest outbreak alert and response systems

D6: Assessment and management of climate change impacts on plant health

D7: Global phytosanitary research coordination

D8: Diagnostic laboratory networking

Key result A4: Sustainable pest risk management options are implemented widely Up one level Key result A6: Pest risk prevention is integrated throughout the production, processing and trade chain

Key result A5: All NPPOs have pest risk analysis capacity in place

Key result A5: All NPPOs have pest risk analysis capacity in place

A5: All NPPOs have pest risk analysis capacity in place to identify and mitigate pest risks to crop production.

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